If you want some hardcore train riding action, take your pick: there are multiple entries in this series, each focusing on a different train line. Gotta catch 'em all? You can buy either Osaka Kanjousen, Toukaidosen or Chuuousen Hen for $40 each. Or not.
Densha de GO! Hilarious train riding "game"
If you want some hardcore train riding action, take your pick: there are multiple entries in this series, each focusing on a different train line. Gotta catch 'em all? You can buy either Osaka Kanjousen, Toukaidosen or Chuuousen Hen for $40 each. Or not.
Dog simulator to wee on the PSP
Break out the newspapers, kids; Japanese developer Yuke's Media Creations is taking the "me too!" route and is putting together their own puppy simulator, which looks to have more than just a passing resemblance to that other game-that-must-not-be-named. The game, titled The Dog: Happy Life, will allow, among other acts of cruelty, the ability for owners to brutally embarrass their pets with scores of little hats and shoes.There is no word on whether the game will appear on PSPs outside of Japan as of yet. But we expect that if it does, our version will have pit bulls in it. Pit bulls that won't bite our faces off after we deck them out in hot pink booties with matching scarves.
[via Joystiq]
Glove love from Train Simulator Keisei
I can’t lie; I think playing with train models is one of the most boring hobbies on the face of the earth. Large niches of people seem to like it though, which explains why a game like the Japan-only Mobile Train Simulator Keisei exists. So here’s a preorder incentive for all you boxcar and caboose fanatics: reserve your copy of the game, get an authentic train conductor’s glove! Just think, now you’ll be able to imagine yourself in the exciting world of train conductors and fantasize about waving people on board, punching their tickets, and giving them change! Whee!













